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Big Podcast – Grow Your Podcast Audience, Build Listener Loyalty, and Get Everybody Talking About Your Show
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Product Description Is it worth doing a podcast if nobody listens? You started your podcast because you want to: Spread an important message Share your passion Make money But your podcast hasn’t quite taken off like you thought it would. What happened? This book is for podcasters who can’t quite figure out what they’re doing wrong (and are ready to do things right). You’ll learn: Why your “natural personality” may be repelling to people and how to make it attract listeners to your podcast like a magnet (See p198) What to do when a company tries to “lowball” you on advertising fees (do nothing, except send them the email on p424) It’s easy to screw up an interview. To be sure you don’t run into any problems, use my “guest contract” on p311. A six-word “trick” (learned from a 20-year radio veteran) that will instantly make you a better host (it’s on p210) 9 reasons to kill an interview before it happens – ignore these “red flags” and you’ll be sorry (p299) What Victoria’s Secret models know about podcasting (even though you never hear them talk) – this lesson starts on p208! Nervous on the mic? You have lots of company – 75% of podcasters to be exact. I give you a 5-step way to cure your “stage fright” on p229. If you’re scared of getting bad reviews, don’t worry – I have three simple ways to handle critics on p236 (two of which can turn critics into fans) Why copying top podcasters may be killing your podcast (I share the story on p116) and how to develop a podcasting style that works for you (and will attract more listeners) My 3-step “episode teaser” formula – it’s boring, but it works (get it on p110) Thinking of doing a “daily” podcast? You must read p103 before you start. Want to impress a guest? See the chapter starting on p321 for my 3-step followup “ritual” that will make being on your podcast unforgettable (and encourage guests to promote your episodes) And that’s just the start … This book contains my complete system on how to attract listeners, deliver your message effectively, and build a big podcast. You can't build a big podcast on "hope." But you can build a big podcast. And if you’re ready to do just that, read this book. Review "In my opinion, this is one of the best books that's ever been written about podcasting. If you're thinking about starting one or want to grow yours, read Big Podcast by David Hooper." - Jon Acuff New York Times best-selling author of Do Over and Finish "An inspiring book that will fire you up to jump into action, whether you're podcasting or not." - Derek Sivers Founder of CD Baby, best-selling author of Anything You Want " Dave has created what might be the ultimate podcasting bible. I got it on Kindle, which is great because my yellow highlighter would be out of ink if I had the paperback version. It's one of the best books on podcasting. " - Dave Jackson Founder of School Of Podcasting, member of Academy of Podcasters Hall Of Fame From the Author In 1991, I was a freshman studying commercial music at The University of Memphis. I was in a rock band and thought if I got a job at the campus radio station, I'd be able to play my own music on the air. That didn't happen for two reasons: The station played jazz. It's illegal to play your own music on the radio. But that "mistake" got me in radio's door and I've been involved in marketing via media ever since, using it to create "celebrity status" for entertainers, experts, and some of the world's largest brands, including Victoria's Secret, Universal Music, Red Bull, FedEx, and AT&T. Why Podcasting In 2005, in order to market myself, I started an interview-format broadcast radio show. To increase awareness for the show, episodes were also released online, as a podcast. It was then that I saw the opportunity -- the same thing I'd previously seen in the music business, then in the film business, and later in book publishing business was happenin
